Key Highlights

• Design Philosophy “A Castle on the Seas”: The core of the design is to create an atmosphere of living in a "fairy tale castle" floating in the sea. The main lobby (Grand Hall) has been redesigned into a three-story, open atrium, adorned with sparkling chandeliers that evoke the magical enchantment of a fairy godmother, and featuring a bronze statue of Cinderella as its focal point. This contrasts sharply with the more solemn Art Deco or Art Nouveau styles of previous ships. 1
• AquaMouse – The First Disney Attraction at Sea: This is an innovation that redefines "water slides" and is installed on Disney Wish cruise ships. AquaMouse Disney defines it as "the first amusement park ride at sea" (Attraction at Sea), combining a water slide and a Dark Ride that tells a story through screens, lights, colors, and sounds along its 760-foot length. Riders will embark on an adventure with Mickey and Minnie in a special episode of "The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse" before being transported through a transparent tunnel that extends out of the ship. 4
• Immersive Family Dining Revolution: The concept of rotational dining has been elevated to a new level with "theatrical dining," the most realistic form of dining in a theatrical setting. Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure Featuring a full-scale live performance in the middle of the restaurant, and... Worlds of Marvel Using Interactive Quantum Core technology, viewers can participate in missions with the Avengers while eating. 7
• Adult-Exclusive Enhancements: Although it's a family boat, the adult area is designed to be significantly more sophisticated and luxurious, especially. Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge A bar that replicates a luxurious spaceship atmosphere, complete with virtual windows showcasing ever-changing views of space as you leap across hyperspace, and a restaurant. Enchanté By 3-Michelin-star chef Arnaud Lallement. 7

Ship specifications

Disney Wish is classified under the cruise ship class. Triton Class (Or Wish Class) which is slightly larger than the Dream Class ships (Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy) in terms of gross tonnage, but maintains a similar passenger capacity to increase the space-to-passenger ratio, creating a spacious and less crowded feeling.

Ship Name: Disney Wish
Ship Class: Wish Class (Triton Class)
Shipyard: Meyer Werft, Papenburg, Germany
Delivered: June 9, 2022
Maiden Voyage: July 14, 2022
Gross tonnage: 144,000 GT
Length: 341.13 meters (1,119 feet)
Beam width: 39.0 meters (128 feet)
Height: 67.3 meters (221 feet)
Number of decks: 15
Passenger Capacity: Approximately 4,000 people (maximum) / 2,476 people (Double Occupancy)
Number of crew members: 1,555.
Number of state rooms: 1,254
Nationality (Registry): The Bahamas

• Category Codes: 11A, 11B, 11C (11A is on the higher deck/midship, 11C is on the lower deck/bow-stern)
• size: about 15.7 square meters (169 square feet) 17
• Capacity: Accommodates 3-4 people.
• Facilities and highlights:
  • bed: Queen-size beds (some rooms cannot be split into twin beds), single sofa beds, and pull-down beds are available in rooms accommodating 4 guests.
  • bathroom: Important caution! On the Disney Wish ship, the standard inside stateroom is a standard room. No split bathroom. (Separate dry/wet bathroom) Unlike previous boat models, bathrooms in this category are single rooms with both a bathtub and shower, which may not be as convenient as other family boat models. 23
  • Decoration: Although there are no windows, the headboard is decorated with a mural in a fairytale theme, such as Cinderella, to create a magical atmosphere.
  • Other facilities: 43-inch TV, refrigerator, safe, hairdryer, numerous USB-A and USB-C ports, and raised under-bed storage.

• Category Codes:
  • Deluxe Oceanview: 9A, 9B, 9C, 9D (approximately 19-20 sq.m.)
  • Deluxe Family Oceanview: Rooms 8B and 8C (approximately 22 sq.m. each; exceptionally spacious rooms)

• Capacity: 3-5 persons (Family occupancy allows a maximum of 5 persons)
• Facilities and highlights:
  • Split Bathroom: Most of these cabin types (check the ship's layout for specific cabins) come with... Split Bathroom This is a unique feature of the Disney Cruise Line, divided into two separate rooms: one with a bathtub/shower and sink, and the other with a toilet and sink, allowing family members to use them simultaneously. 16
  • window: Large, circular windows with cushioned seats (window seats) allow children or adults to sit and enjoy the sea view.
  • Extra bed: In the Family Room (Category 8), an additional Murphy Bed (wall-folding bed) is added to accommodate a 5th guest without taking up much space during the day. 16

• Category Codes:
  • Deluxe Oceanview with Verandah: 5A, 5B, 5C, 6A, 6B (size ~22.6 sq.m.)
  • Deluxe Oceanview with Navigator's Verandah: 7A (Balcony with partial ship-like structure covering it, or with large windows instead of an open balcony) 20
  • Deluxe Family Oceanview with Verandah: 4A, 4B, 4C, 4E (size ~26.4 sq.m.) 19

• Capacity: 3-5 people
• Facilities and highlights:
  • Private balcony: The balcony area has two chairs and a small table, with a sliding glass door equipped with child-proof locks that is too high for small children to reach.
  • bathroom: All rooms in this category have a split bathroom.
  • Arrangement: Curtains separate the main sleeping area from the living area (with a sofa bed), providing added privacy and separation when the lights are off.

• Decoration theme: The rooms vary in location but are based on a "Storybook" theme, such as The Little Mermaid, Cinderella, or Frozen. 16

Concierge Benefits & Privileges: Guests will receive enhanced services (Exclusivity) as follows:

1. Dedicated Concierge Lounge: The large lounge on Deck 12 (three times larger than previous models) features floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning ocean views, complimentary food and beverages throughout the day, and an evening alcoholic bar. Deck 13 also boasts a private sun deck with two swimming pools and two Jacuzzis. 29
2. Pre-Arrival Services: Our Concierge team will contact you in advance to help plan your itinerary, book activities (Port Adventures), reserve specialty restaurants (Palo/Enchanté), and book Cabanas on Castaway Cay before general passengers (advance booking 120-130 days in advance). 31
3. Priority Access: Priority boarding, priority disembarking, and reserved seating for shows at the Walt Disney Theatre.
4. Premium In-Room Amenities: A pillow menu, Frette linens, luxury bathrobes and slippers, and in-room dining from the main restaurant are all provided. 31

Category Codes & Details:

• Concierge Family Oceanview (3B): This new type of cabin, located forward above the bridge, features large floor-to-ceiling windows facing the same direction as the captain. While lacking balconies, it offers unique and expansive views. 2
• Concierge Family Verandah (3A): Family-friendly room with a large balcony.
• Concierge 1-Bedroom Suite (2A, 2B): A suite featuring a separate bedroom and living room, two marble bathrooms, a walk-in closet, and a spacious balcony.
• Concierge Royal Suites (1B, 1C): Themed Suites Sleeping Beauty (Briar Rose) There are both single-story (1C) and two-story (1B) options available, featuring a spiral staircase, dining room, and private jacuzzi on the balcony. 2
• Concierge Wish Tower Suite (1A): “The ”Penthouse in the Sky,” the largest suite (182.6 sq.m.), is located in the front funnel and is decorated in a themed style. Moana It has a private entrance with a dedicated elevator, making it one of the most unique cabins on a cruise ship. 22

Disney Wish revolutionized onboard dining with its fusion concept. “"Cinematic Storytelling"” Suitable for meals, categorized into three main types:

Rotational Dining (Rotating Main Restaurant)

Passengers will rotate through three different restaurants according to a set schedule, with the same waiter/waitress providing service each night for continuity and personalized attention.

1. Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure:
   • atmosphere: The world's first "Theater-in-the-round" restaurant replicated the hall in Arendelle Castle to celebrate Queen Anna and Kristoff's engagement.
   • Entertainment: Live music and theatrical performances featuring characters Elsa, Olaf, Oaken, and local musicians will walk around and perform in a 360-degree view of the dining room.
   • menu: Nordic-influenced dishes such as shrimp and salmon salad, Scandinavian-style meatballs, and berry pie. 8
2. Worlds of Marvel:
   • atmosphere: “In "Cinematic Dining Adventure," passengers become guests at an Avengers technology showcase hosted by Ant-Man and The Wasp, presented on screens throughout the restaurant.
   • Entertainment: There will be utensils on the dining table. “Quantum Core” Where passengers can press buttons and interact to help the heroes fight villains (such as Ultron) who are trying to steal the technology, with lights and sounds synchronized with events on the screen.
   • menu: International cuisine inspired by locations in the Marvel Universe, such as African food (Wakanda), Eastern European food (Sokovia), and American food (New York). 8
3. 1923:
   • atmosphere: The most luxurious and classic restaurant, named after the year Walt and Roy Disney founded their studio, is decorated with over 1,000 real storyboards and props from animated films, divided into the Walt Disney Room and the Roy Disney Room.
   • menu: Food style Contemporary Californian Emphasizing freshness and high-quality ingredients, the restaurant reflects California's food culture with dishes such as Ahi Tuna, Tortelloni, and premium steaks. 8

Casual Dining

• Marceline Market: The large food hall, which replaced the old cabanas on the ship, is named after Walt Disney's hometown in Missouri. It features over 10 international food stalls, offering buffet breakfast/lunch and table-service dinners in a relaxed atmosphere with ocean views. 33
• Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods: DCL's first quick-service poolside food zone offers a variety of options, such as: Mickey's Smokestack Barbecue (BBQ ribs and shredded pork), Donald's Cantina (Mexican-style tacos and bowls), Daisy's Pizza Pies (Pizza), Goofy's Grill (Burgers and hot dogs) and Sweet Minnie's Ice Cream (Soft-serve ice cream) 33

Adult-Exclusive Dining & Lounges

• Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge: A highlight for Star Wars fans, the bar replicates a luxurious spaceship atmosphere. The windows behind the bar feature high-definition screens displaying space views, "Jump to Hyperspace" every 7-10 minutes, changing scenes to different planets such as Tatooine, Mustafar, and Batuu. They serve cocktails with smoky effects and special presentations. 9
• Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement: The most luxurious restaurant on the ship (additional charges apply) features a menu created by a 3-Michelin-star chef, decorated in a Lumiere theme from Beauty and the Beast, and focuses on exquisite French cuisine. 7
• Palo Steakhouse: This Italian restaurant and steakhouse, with a Cogsworth (clock) themed atmosphere, serves up luxurious dinners and brunch. 7

The Rose: The chic lounge at the entrance to Palo and Enchanté is decorated in an enchanting rose theme, perfect for sipping champagne and watching the sunset.

Disney Wish is packed with activities for all ages, with a strong emphasis on storytelling in every activity.

AquaMouse: The first water playground equipment in the sea.

It's not just a slide, it's an "Attraction" that's 760 feet long. Players sit on a two-seater inflatable raft and pass through a conveyor belt into a tunnel with screens showing short cartoons. “The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse” The story will randomly select between 2 episodes: “Scuba Scramble” (Underwater adventure) and “Swiss Meltdown” (Skiing on a melting snow-covered mountain) before being propelled up and down like a roller coaster by water jets and swung out into a transparent tunnel beside the ship. 4

Pools & Recreation

• Mickey & Friends District: The tiered decks of the ship feature six swimming pools of varying sizes, distributed throughout to reduce crowding and provide everyone with private space.
• Toy Story Splash Zone: The water park for toddlers is decorated with large Toy Story characters and features the Slide-a-saurus Rex. 4
• Quiet Cove (Adults Only): The adults-only (18+) Infinity Pool area at the stern offers a tranquil atmosphere with Cove Bar and Cove Café. 38
• Hero Zone: An air-conditioned indoor sports arena with basketball courts and other competitive sports fields. Incredibles-themed obstacle course For families to compete against each other.

Kids Clubs: A world of children's imagination.

• Disney's Oceaneer Club (3-12 years): The highlight is the "slide" that allows children to slide directly from the Grand Hall down to the club (there are stairs for parents). Inside, it's divided into different zones:

• Marvel Super Hero Academy: Train to be a hero and design your own superhero costume.
• Fairytale Hall: Princess Belle's activity room (library), Rapunzel's (art activities), and Anna & Elsa's (snow games)
• Star Wars: Cargo Bay: You play as a Creature Handler and help Rey and Chewbacca hide from Stormtroopers.
• Walt Disney Imagineering Lab: Learn about the behind-the-scenes design of amusement parks and try designing your own roller coaster. 3

• Edge (11-14 years): A New York-style loft club for early teens.
• Vibe (14-17 years old): A Parisian-style club for late teens, complete with a café and social spaces.
• “it's a small world” Nursery: Childcare services available for infants aged 6 months to 3 years (additional charges apply).

Entertainment & Wellness

• Walt Disney Theatre: Large theaters that stage Broadway-level shows include: “Disney's The Little Mermaid” (New version), “Disney Seas the Adventure” (Including Disney/Pixar characters) and “Disney's Aladdin – A Musical Spectacular” 4
• Luna: A multi-purpose entertainment center; during the day it's a family activity area (e.g., game shows), and at night it transforms into a lounge and nightclub.
• Senses Spa & Salon: A full-service spa with... Rainforest Room The first to feature an Outdoor Oasis zone offering a hot tub and relaxation areas amidst a simulated natural environment. 34

The Disney Wish is a testament to Disney's leadership in bringing imagination to life, blending cutting-edge engineering technology (LNG) with deep storytelling in every aspect. From cabin design to dining, this ship is more than just a means of transport; it's a truly magical "destination" for the whole family.